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Sabine

/ˈsæbiːn/

/ˈseɪbaɪn/

Translations

Sabinenoun

Sabines

/ˈsæbiːn/

/ˈseɪbaɪn/

The Sabine was an ancient Italic tribe.

Сабина была древним италийским племенем.

Sabineadjective

Relational adjective meaning 'of or relating to the ancient Sabines'.

Sabineproper noun

/səˈbiːn/

/səˈbin/

Capitalized name used for a U.S. river, a female given name, and various places.

Sabinenoun

A member of an ancient Italic tribe that lived in the central Apennines of Italy.

The Sabines were known for their unique cultural practices and played a significant role in early Roman history.

The extinct Italic language spoken by the ancient Sabine people.

Few inscriptions of Sabine have survived to the present day.

Sabineadjective

Of or relating to the ancient Italic tribe the Sabines.

Archaeologists uncovered Sabine artifacts near the site.

Sabineproper noun

A river in the southern United States that forms part of the boundary between Texas and Louisiana.

The Sabine is navigable for many miles from its mouth on the Gulf of Mexico.

A female given name.

Sabine thanked everyone for coming to her recital.